Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

concltlon Of the market. Large prop ert'es cannot be acquired without ID. vessI9stion into theIr condition, and al tbe surrounding circumstances taken into consideration. Ii is not to be sup posed that any transactions of this nR- ture could differ from the natural law ot business. If anything IS done ir thls matter 1t will take time ;O carry II out and this resul. cannot be reached Tor the present.
 WAsHISGT0g, March 1.-The mam. bers of the general passenger and ticket agent association today adopted unani Inously resolutions which express a de. sire Of the association tO act ID harmony with the interstate cOmmsFce laws and pledge strict adherence to it's prOvis- ions.
 SAN EBASCIsCo, March l9.-For some days rumOr hEs been circulated in this city tbat Phillip ID. Armour. the famous Oeef shipper, had made satisfactory shipping rates with the Southern Pacific EBd other roads and would st aa early day begin the erection Of an extensive packing house at Los Angeles, with a view to utilize with the shortest pOssI- bic haul, the cattle of Arizona and north ern Mexico. Mir Armour. who is in the city on a visit, vas seen on the matter and elid tn re vRS TO foundation what ever for the story. "I have not" he con,Icusd, talked business since left home end EGvs no idea ot erecting works on this coast; not iGst now, ai lsss,."
 LONDON, March l9.-Thai alliance be- tween German, Austria and Italy places each of these powers on Hu equality. All three will undertake 10 proitc. any iudiyiduai interests the infringemeu of which might disturb the peace of Europe
 lt is rumOred at Vienna that Emperor Joseph will follow the example of Ger many and confer decoration on Signor Dlrobilar.
 The belief is expressed in London that the treaty of Glliance between Germany, I'aly and Austria was signed while the atlention of the French was fixed upon Germany.
 h former foreign minister of France said to correspondent of tbe London Times, "I should have shrunk from nothing to prevent the signing ot this treaty which I consider the most seriOus aud vera AI N iEe las, l6 years"
 SAN FRANCIsco. March l9-The new freient rates t. govern both eas. and west bound shipmsnts has been receIv- ei by all of the continental lines m thiS city. There are ten classes, the highest on winch IS said to be s4 70 per hundred pounds, md the lowest Sl b.
 VIGnISIA. Nev. March l9-The jury in ;he F-Rnkel embeZzlemt Ut ca 70 came in.o court at ten this morning and Bn- noInceI they could not agree. They stood < for Rcquiital and for conVic- lion. They were di charged.
 SAN ERaSCIsCo. March I9.-Psnding DrJcsedIrgs ID the motion for a new triIl the sentence of Gynamiter R O. S. ;z, vEIch was to have been deliver e4 by Judge Hunt to-day, was put of t.l! mex; Saturday.
 NEW YORK. March 19-Jhe Stars L0Ed1n correspondent says: Ike Der lin police have warned iEs St. Peters burR authorities tha. day Las been fixed by the Terrorist section of the nihll- ists for a simultaneous rising at St. Petersburg, Moscow and other large cen tsrs of population. The information IT possession of the Berlin police came from tie same source that enabled tine warning to be sent to St. Petersburg that an attempt would be made On{ the Czars life. Vienna reports state that tine recreis of the society are known to tine authorities. They are suspected of preparing for general rising. Ihs revolutionary organization It IS believed wOald have received Gn enormous im- petus. but for the recent ETrests. Branches of the reYo 'uiionists' societies are being established in all ot the pIin- cipal towns and the movement IS rapid y extending to the most remote parts Oi the country. IL is believed m many districts that nobody is yet leading the movement.
 SAS FRASCIsCo, March l9-It is stated on good authority that the Ore gon and California railroad running from Ashland, Oregon, tO Portland. has been formally transferred to the South eru Pacific company. This line i4 a part Of the Gystem which connects San Francisco with Portland, The terms are not known.
 GALVESTON. March Is.-A special from San Antonio to the News. says: A triple murder WAS committed yesterday after noon at the railroad camp on the north western extension of the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass road. fourteen miles beyond Boeme. Henry Madison, a well known stock man and contractor of this city. employed \ number of men and teams. One of his laborers, named Wallace Stone, went to Madison and asked him for some money ana W .Old he ,1uld not get any until ' thirts Stone became eurAgea -fS ssid he would e;'' pave money or blood, and without further proyOostiOn pulled a revolver and fired, killing Madison in- stantly. Two MeIicRns in the camp who had witnessed the shooting ran out and attempted to arrest the mur- derer, vhersupon Stone shot and killed both of them outright The killing k pronounced cold blooded obe, and the prospects are tha. fl Stone IS csu0ht be vIll be lypched.
 Los ANGELES, March 1s-The follow ing official statement was issued yester' day:
 The total number of casss of smallpox in the city Is 43; : have died m all; : are still m the hospital, but only one ot them is sick. and be is convslescing; wore discharged :hi, afternoon and will be ID a day or two; E cases gre quarantined in private houses and are strictly guard d, sll of these except one are nearly well. There hove been only two cases in the last five days. It IS i'm possible fer the dis. ase tO become cpl demic. owing tO the extraordinary pre- cautions taken hy the aui hOrIties. Over twenty thousand vaccinations have Hi- ready been made and vR-ci1aiIoD ls be- ing systematically continued. The ciiy has been divided into di-.sicts and au adequate force Cf competent physicians are going iIom house Co house yRccin' g.ing. There Is no prospect Of any more deaths. The disease has been e1- tremely mild, and the panic caused among strangers has entirely died out The people are coming into the city b! hundreds and the streets are crowded There is 6O DO danger whatever. to WIS itoTs.
 Signed: WILLIAM P. WORKMAN,
 Mayor.
 Nj. HoG.s, Health Officer.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky.. March ls.-A Cour iar-Journal special from Crab Orchard Ky, gIEes particulars of the killing O three vigiiantes, whilst administering vhIpping 70 a woman 70 years of age, II | n n N.a aaH.wn NHnr